Chew Before You Buy
Every lot comes with a 30-second sample window so bidders can assess quality by mouth. Most lots do not survive the sample window. The seller is notified and paid in sympathy.
BY ORDER OF THE HERD
Browse is the peer-to-peer marketplace where goats list, bid on and immediately eat secondhand goods. 41,000 lots were consumed before their auctions closed last quarter. We count every one of those as a sale.
Popular this week: fence postslaundrya hatcardboard (wet)
Read aloud by the auctioneer before every sale. Nobody has listened yet.
Every lot comes with a 30-second sample window so bidders can assess quality by mouth. Most lots do not survive the sample window. The seller is notified and paid in sympathy.
Bids are placed by striking the device firmly with the forehead. One headbutt raises the bid by one mouthful. Our hardware partners have stopped returning our calls, which we read as confidence.
Sellers are scored out of five posts for honesty, shipping speed and whether the item arrived already partly eaten. The marketplace average is 2.1 posts and has been 2.1 posts since launch.
I won a wicker chair on Thursday. It was gone by Thursday. Five stars, would win again.
I listed my owner's car cover as gently used. By the time the buyer showed up, I had also used it. Browse issued the refund and did not ask a single question.
We moved all fence procurement onto Browse in Q2. Fence spend is down 40 percent, mostly because we no longer have a fence.
Billed monthly. Paddles are non-refundable and, in our experience, non-recoverable.
$0 / month
For goats under one year and their impulse control.
$14 / month
The household plan. One account, two goats, constant disputes.
$380 / month per herd
For operations of 12 or more goats and one exhausted human.
Today's lots include a garden hose, two left gloves and a tax return from 2019. One of those already has a bid.